Thank you to everyone who supports our Club Lotto and to our great Lotto Committee.

There was no Jackpot winner following the draw on 11th July. The Jackpot rolls over to  €10,400 for the next draw.

The Lotto committee are taking a summer break with the next draw date the 5th September. Hope everyone has a lovely summer!

Tickets are available:

Online in the Members Area of the website

• Club Shop/Club House
• The Roselawn Inn
• Myos
• The Grey Hound
• The Bell

The Trustees and members of St. Brigid’s wish to extend our deepest sympathies to the McGuirk family on the passing of Josephine McGuirk, mother of Johnny McGuirk

Ar dheis Dé go raibh a h-anam dílis

Notice Extract:

Josephine McGuirk
(née Richmond)

Bettystown, Meath / Artane, Dublin

Late of Montrose Court, Artane, Dublin 5.

2nd July, 2024. Peacefully surrounded by her loving family, in the compassionate care of the doctors, nurses and staff at Our Lady’s Hospital, Drogheda. Beloved wife of the late John (Sean). Josephine will be sadly missed by her loving daughters Jenny and Niamh, sons Johnny and Colin, daughters-in-law Tracy and Aideen, son-in-law Jeff, grandchildren Jonathan, Lauren, Robert, Adam, Alex, Amy, Zara, Ava and Erin, brothers Pat, Bernard and Mikey, sisters Theresa and Caroline, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nephews, nieces, extended family, neighbours and friends.

Reposing at her home on Sunday 7th July from 4.00p.m. until 8.00p.m. Removal on Monday morning to Star of the Sea Church, Mornington, arriving for Funeral Mass at 11.00a.m. followed by cremation in Dardistown Crematorium at 1.00p.m.

As per Josephine’s request, would those attending the funeral, please wear something purple.

The Funeral Mass and Cremation Service can be viewed via the link on rip.ie

Family flowers only please.

Donations, if desired to: Alpha1 Foundation Ireland.

https://www.alpha1.ie/donate/

It was with deep sorrow that we, in St. Brigid’s GAA Club, heard of the death of long-time club member and staunch supporter, the legendary broadcaster Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh.

As the news of Mícheál’s passing spread, the heartfelt sadness and immediate outpouring of grief across the club truly testify to the high esteem in which he was held. His presence was a corner stone of our club for many years and his loss is deeply felt by all.

Mícheál was, without a doubt, one of the GAA’s greatest ambassadors. A gifted commentator, Gaeilgeoir, teacher and storyteller, he extolled the virtues of our Gaelic games in his own unique, humorous and beguiling way, wherever he went.

A proud Kerryman, Kerry football was always Mícheál’s first love but, without a doubt, St. Brigid’s came a very close second. Since he first arrived in Blanchardstown in 1972, Mícheál has been an active member of our community and club. He was heavily involved in the growth and development of St. Brigid’s. Alongside different executive teams, he played a pivotal role in planning, fundraising and delivering various stages of development to our facilities in Russell Park. Our clubhouse, our all-weather pitch and extended play areas are monuments to the achievements of those teams in which Mícheál was an anchor. His visits to the club were frequent, whether to support club teams, to organise social occasions or fundraising events or just to meet up with his wide circle of friends.  More recently, after his move to Kilcock, Mícheál would regularly return to Russell Park to see his grandchildren play.

While the final whistle has blown for Mícheál, his legacy lives on in the club to which he gave so much, over the years. His vision and commitment will continue to inspire and drive us, ensuring St. Brigid’s Club GAA Club continues to serve our community and members with distinction.

Ní bheidh á leithéid ann arís, cinnte.

On behalf of our club executive and members, I would like to extend our deepest sympathies to Mícheál’s wife, Helena, his children Éamonn, Niamh, Aonghus, Cormac, Neasa, Nuala, Éadaoin and Doireann, his extended family and his many neighbours and friends from Blanchardstown and Castleknock.

Funeral arrangement are detailed on Rip.ie 

Suaimhneas síoraí dá anam uasal ílis.

Denis Courtney

Chairperson of St. Brigid’s GAA

Our AHL 7 hurlers observed a minutes silence in memory of Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh on Tuesday evening before their league match.